Good Faith Exams
Good Faith Exams (GFE's)
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Good to know
What constitutes a good faith exam?
The good faith exam has two parts: obtaining a patient's medical history and performing an appropriate physical examination of the patient. The medical history is a brief account of the patient's general lifestyle, medical events and on-going treatments that may contain relevant information regarding the patient's health. The appropriate physical examination is an assessment of the patient's physical condition, generally and specifically, of the areas where the patient will receive treatment.
When does the good faith exam need to be performed?
The good faith exam should be performed prior to a patient receiving a treatment for the first time, but it does not have to be performed every time you see the patient. Especially in the med spa context, a treatment plan will likely encompass multiple treatments over a period of time. If a patient seeks additional treatments not covered in the initial treatment plan, the patient's health substantially changes or enough time has elapsed since the initial good faith exam, a new good faith exam should be performed. It is a good rule of thumb that a good faith exam should be performed at least annually on a patient.